In this episode:
– Matins of Holy Innocents
– short responsories, but with some long melismas
– the story about Herod and 144.000 boys killed
Hendrik Vanden Abeele, artistic director of chant group Psallentes, with a project in which he walks & talks you through each and every page of a 1481 antiphonary from Ghent (B-Gu Ms 15).
In this episode:
– Matins of Holy Innocents
– some amended words
– long melisma on ECce
– antiphon connected with cantica
Hendrik Vanden Abeele, artistic director of chant group Psallentes, with a project in which he walks & talks you through each and every page of a 1481 antiphonary from Ghent (B-Gu Ms 15).
In this episode:
– Matins of Holy Innocents
– amended verses
– extra colouring in capital E
– later references to folio-numbers in a psalterium
– strange placing of b flat
An incomplete rubric; large part of the page in first mode; surprise ending of the invitatorium — a few features with which to continue our Antiphonary Walkthrough project. Spread the word!
In medio, without its ‘n’; poor melodic material for the office of St-John; a bookmarker – nice features of yet another episode of the Antiphonary Walkthrough. Spread the word!
Take a look at episode 63, and say “Codices Claustroneoburgensis” three times in a row!
Episode 62, which means that we have arrived at exactly one tenth of the job (the Antiphonary Walkthrough will consists of 621 movies). That calls for a celebration. Watch how I have managed to sneak David Bowie into this movie. Enjoy!
And have a look at number 50 as well:
An initial X compared with another initial X in the twin volume of our late fifteenth-century antiphonary. Exciting. Watch!
And have a look at some previous episodes:
Antiphons with ambitious length, resulting in an antiphon cut down to two thirds of its original length. The story continues…
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